Brian Macleod is a Night News Editor for the Windsor Star, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Windsor area. With experience in various publications such as The Simcoe Reformer, National Post, Inc., and Edmonton Journal, Brian covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and local issues affecting residents of Windsor.
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Windsor, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Brian Macleod's reporting primarily focuses on local news, especially crime-related stories and evolving events in the Windsor and Essex County area. He gives particular attention to breaking news and evolving stories related to crimes or community events.
If you're reaching out to Brian, consider providing insights on ongoing or recent criminal activities, updates on local events, or analysis of developing situations in the Windsor area. Additionally, if you have information regarding crime trends specific to Essex County or insights into local community issues that align with his coverage focus, it would likely be of interest to him.
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Article content Four men have been charged following a police undercover operation targeting people seeking sex with underage girls.
Article content Amherstburg council contravened open meeting rules under the Municipal Act ahead of three closed-door sessions in 2022 and 2023, according to an investigation by Ontario ombudsman Paul Dube.
By: Brian Macleod
Man allegedly assaulted the minor over four years.
By: Brian Macleod
Solar activity earlier in the week intensified the Northern Lights
By: Brian MacLeod
Article content Sgt. Matt Capel-Cure, of the Windsor Police Service's Amherstburg detachment, has been given the Award of Valour for his actions last summer, police said in a Facebook post.
Article content Mothers were celebrated in many different ways throughout Essex County on Sunday as families arranged a variety of outings.
Solar activity earlier in the week intensified the Northern Lights
Most who responded to a survey by the Town of Kingsville on short-term rentals say they are in favour of the accommodations but they want the town to implement a licensing bylaw.
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